Poetry and interpretation

The interaction between the text and the reader has gained great importance in contemporary literary theory, as the reading process gains its uniqueness through the interaction between the text and outside the text... that is, whatever factors external to it that contribute to illuminating the text have a major role in the process of understanding this text, and the emergence of a reading of it that takes this Figure. Reading acquires its form and direction at the moment it is completed. If the reader of the text is allowed to read it at a time other than the time he read it, the form of the reading will inevitably change, and perhaps its direction, so what if the reader is different from the first reader, because it is self-evident that reading differs according to the types of readers. There is no reader who is exactly like another reader, and even one reader does not resemble himself at all moments. But it must be noted that there is some conviction that the different readings are readings of this text and not of any other. Despite the obvious difference, what gives this conviction to these different readings and brings them into the circle of the text is the text itself and the elements in it that may seem fixed, while outside the text plays the fundamental role in the processes of displacement and replacement of centers of gravity in readings throughout history.